Our Chief Executive's update on how we recalibrated our services by accelerating our digital innovations to give stability and support during the 2020 national lockdown.

You are invited to this new Online group with access to professional support for people diagnosed with Dementia under the age of 65, family and carers, living in the Highlands.  Your views on how the group can develop would be very welcome to make it work for you.

With restrictions easing, the first session of the Tipi Project in 15 months is due to meet during Dementia Awareness Week.

Blogs from Ian Campbell of the Scottish Dementia Working Group (SDWG), Jeanette Maitland of the National Dementia Carers Action Network (NDCAN) and student Morven Mackay, whose grandmother has dementia.

Learn more about Brain Health Scotland, developed in partnership with Alzheimer Scotland and funded by the Scottish Government. Prevent Now. Care Today. Cure Tomorrow.

Neil Fullerton, Project and Communications Lead at Brain Health Scotland shares some advice on brain health in a special blog for Dementia Awareness Week. 

Sophie is someone who has learned how to live well with dementia. She has gone from not attending support groups to contributing, supporting her peers, campaigning and helping others. This is her story. 

Wendy Rankin, a Development Officer for the Scottish Dementia Working Group (SDWG) and an Alzheimer Scotland Dementia Advisor, tells us about a typical day. 

There is no 'typical' day on our 24hr Freephone Dementia Helpline but four of our highly skilled volunteer call handlers have shared their story to mark Dementia Awareness Week.

We want to make it easier for families and carers to use digital products and services to look after their health and wellbeing. ADAM is a platform that can help.